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Washington, D.C., Indian Law Conference, 8th Annual
(2006) Distributed at the Eighth Annual Washington, D.C., Indian Law
Conference including materials from the following sessions: D.C. Indian Law
101; Hot Issues Inside the Beltway: Class II gaming, 1813 Rights of Way, and
a Federal Court Update; Federal and Tribal Law Answers to the Meth Epidemic;
The Future of Tribal Land Claims; Challenging the Status Quo: Legal Changes
to Address the Meth Epidemic; Administrative Issues Involving Trust Reform;
Tribal Campaign Contributions: Are Reforms Necessary? 140 pp.
ISBN 1-56986-347-4
$85
2006 FBA Annual Convention CLE Materials (2006) Distributed
at the Eighth Annual Washington, D.C., Indian Law Conference including materials
from the following sessions: D.C. Indian Law 101; Hot Issues Inside the Beltway:
Class II gaming, 1813 Rights of Way, and a Federal Court Update; Federal and
Tribal Law Answers to the Meth Epidemic; The Future of Tribal Land Claims; Challenging
the Status Quo: Legal Changes to Address the Meth Epidemic; Administrative Issues
Involving Trust Reform; Tribal Campaign Contributions: Are Reforms Necessary?
500 pp.
ISBN 1-56986-347-4
$40
Insurance Tax Seminar, 18th Annual (2006) The
Federal Bar Association in conjunction with the Office of Chief Counsel Internal
Revenue Service presented the 18th Annual Insurance Tax Seminar that included
the following sessions: Tax Legislation Impacting Insurance Industry; Changes
in Statutory Reserves for Life Insurance Products; Impact on Company Tax Reserves;
CAT Risk Management: Tax Related Issues; Insurance Branch Update; Transfer Pricing
Issues Affecting Insurance; Financial Instruments: Developments on Hedges, Straddles,
Derivatives; Primer on Taxation of Life Insurance and Annuity Policies; The
Transparency of Compliance Risk: Schedule M-3 and the Insurance Company; Life
Insurance and Annuity Product Developments; Financial Accounting for Insurance
Companies; Impact on Tax Accounting of FASB and IASB Projects; Section 338/1060
Insurance Regs and Corporate Tax Developments; Life and Health Company Audit,
Appeals and Litigation Issues; Tax Treatment for Captives and Finite Risk Reinsurance;
Deferred Compensation — IRC § 409A Regulations; P&C Company Audit,
Appeals and Litigation Issues; Customized Insurance Products; Health Savings
Accounts — What’s Available Now and What’s on the Horizon.
483 pp.
ISBN 1-56986-345-8
$65
The Big (Not So) Easy: How Recent Litigation Trends Have
Affected the Handling of Federal Criminal Cases (2006) The Big (Not So)
Easy: How Recent Litigation Trends Have Affected the Handling of Federal Criminal
Cases included panels on the following: Recent Trends in Jury Selection; e-Federal
Criminal Practice: The Impact of New Document Management and Trial Presentation
Technology on Investigations and Prosecutions; 2005 Supreme Court Cases: Crawford,
Booker and Beyond; Corporate Death Penalty and Deferred Prosecutions; Corporal
Death Penalty 473 pp.
ISBN 1-56986-344-X
$130
Indian Law Conference, 31st (2006) This year's conference
entitled, "Active Sovereignty in the 21st Century" focused on The
Furture of Federal Indian Law in the Roberts Era; Class II Indian Gaming: Finding
the Right Slot for Bingo; Inter-Governmental Agreements: Excersing the Government-to-Government
Relationship; Interjecting Tribal Values Into Tribal Courts of General Jurisdiction;
Tribal-Federal Law Enforcement Strategies Against Meth Trafficking; Filling
in the Checkerboard; Tribal Enrollment and Disenrollment: (Ab) using Sovereignty?;
Hiding Behind Tribal Sovereignty Immunity: Good Insurance Defense of Exploitation
of Tribal Sovereignty? 543 pp.
ISBN 1-56986-343-1
$90
Tax Law Conference, 30th (2006) The 30th Annual Tax
Law Conference convened in Washington, D.C. and included the following concurrent
symposia: FAS 109: Recent Developments in Presenting Taxes in Public Financial
Statements and Related Footnotes and SEC Filings; Benefits & Employment
Taxes; Financial Products; International Tax; Tax Practice and Procedure; Domestic
Corporate Tax; Partnerships and Passthroughs; Tax Accounting; and Ethics. 703
pp.
ISBN 1-56986-342-3
$130
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Administrative Law/Process | Alternative Dispute Resolution | Banking/Financial | Bankruptcy | Civil and Human Rights | Constitution | Court Practice and Procedure | Criminal | Environmental | Ethics | FBA Convention | FBA Miscellaneous | Government Contracts | Grant Law | Health Law | Immigration | Indian Law | Intellectual Property Law | International Law | Labor and Employment Law | Litigation | Military Law | Social Security Law | Space Law | State and Local Governments | Taxation | Technology | Trade Law | Transportation | Veterans Law
Robert C. Byrd Conference,
6th Annual (1996) Conference
material includes sections on: The APA: Ripe for Reform?; Regulatory Reform:
What Direction Will It Take?; The Future of ADR and Negotiated Rulemakings;
and Implications of “Re-engineering” and a Balanced Budget for the Administrative
Process. 197 pp.
ISBN 1-56986-021-1
$35
Robert C. Byrd Conference on the Administrative
Process, 4th Annual (1992) Materials
include: ACUS study on the administrative judiciary; criteria for defining
confidential information under FOIA; Council of Competitiveness report on
reducing the regulatory burden and rebuttals to it; debates over reforms to
the regulatory process; guidelines for evaluating risk and avoidance of unanticipated
takings of property under the Fifth Amendment. 329 pp.
ISBN 1-56986-022-X
$45
Summit on the Administrative
Law Judiciary (2001)
The 2001
Summit included the State of the
Administrative Judiciary; Senior-Level
Pay Compression and Potential
Solutions; Views from the Top:
Perspectives of Chief ALJs; Congress
and Administrative Law Issues;
and a Legislative Planning Session
for Organization Leaders. The
materials include biographies
of panelists and a copy of Federal
Judicial Pay Erosion, A Report
on the Need for Reform, a joint
effort by the Federal Bar Association
and the American Bar Association.
68 pp.
ISBN 1-56986-058-0
$5
Alternative Dispute Resolution
ADR in Environment, Natural Resources and
Land Use Disputes (2004) Co-sponsored by ADR Section, EENR Section and the
U.S. Institute for Environmental Conflict Resolution, with support from ABA
Section on Dispute Resolution, this seminar featured 4 panels covering: ADR
Use and Experiences in Environment, Land Use, and Natural Resources Cases; ADR
Resources: Finding Appropriate Environmental Mediators; ADR Case Assessment:
When Can a Dispute Benefit from ADR? When Should ADR be Considered?; Dealing
with the Press in Multi-party, Environmental Disputes: Challenges with Confidentiality.
202 pp.
ISBN 1-56986-339-3
$65
New Developments in Federal Agency Alternative
Dispute Resolution (2002) Materials from the continuing legal education
seminar — New Developments in Federal Agency Alternative Dispute Resolution.
The program, sponsored by the Federal Bar Association and Federal Publications
Seminars LLC, consisted of two panels. The first panel included the chairs of
all four federal interagency ADR working group sections and Peter R. Steenland,
former senior counsel of the Justice Department Office of Dispute Resolution.
The second panel featured several eminent ADR professionals including Ken Feinberg,
recently appointed special master of the September 11 Victim's Compensation
Fund. These materials provide the background for new federal ADR initiatives,
ADR methods and forms including rights, remedies, strategies, and techniques
used in ADR, and a listing of various Web sites, which provide further information.
127 pp.
ISBN 1-56986-215-X
$20
2000
Federal Bar Association Annual
Convention CLE Materials (2000)
Materials
from the continuing legal education
seminars held during the Federal
Bar Association’s 2000 Annual
Convention in an inclusive publication.
Seminars include: Cyber-Commerce
and the Law: New Issues. 903 pp.
A full publication entry with
a complete listing of seminars
can be found in the FBA
Convention section of this
catalog.
ISBN 1-56986-147-1
$65
Mutual
Funds and Investment Management
Conference (1999)
Co-sponsored
by the Federal Bar Association
and the Investment Company Institute.
Conference materials include audiotapes
and notebooks of welcoming remarks;
mutual fund corporate governance;
form N-1A amendments/profile Rule;
variable annuities; data privacy
and security; contingency planning
for the year 2000; SEC agenda;
NASD issues; accounting and tax
issues; inspections and enforcement;
pension issues; foreign investing;
brokerage allocation; and trends
in mutual fund expenses. For more
information contact the Investment
Company Institute at (202) 326-5800.
Member
discount does not apply.
Individual cassettes (14 total)
$12
Complete set of tapes with free
storage album $156
Notebooks $225
Notebooks and cassettes $330
To order, contact Rollin Recording,
Attn: Lou Houck, 208 River Ranch
Road, Boerne, Texas 78006, (800)
798-5468.
2000
Federal Bar Association Annual
Convention CLE Materials (2000)
Materials
from the continuing legal education
seminars held during the Federal
Bar Association’s 2000 Annual
Convention in an inclusive publication.
Seminars include: Why Does the
Bankruptcy Code Say That? 903
pp. A full publication entry
with a complete listing of seminars
can be found in the FBA
Convention section of this
catalog.
ISBN 1-56986-147-1
$65
1999
Federal Bar Association Annual
Convention Program Materials (1999)
Materials
from the continuing legal education
seminars held during the Federal
Bar Association’s 1999 Annual
Convention in an inclusive publication.
Seminars include: Constitution
law/bankruptcy law issues; Chutes
and Ladders: Bankruptcy Traps
and Tricks; Speaker biographies
also accompany the course materials.
420 pp. A full publication
entry with a complete listing
of seminars can be found in the
FBA Convention section
of this catalog.
ISBN
1-56986-144-7
$90
Bankruptcy
Law Isn’t Just for Bankruptcy
Lawyers (1997) CLE
material from the 1997 FBA Convention.
Topics include ethical traps in
bankruptcy crime and common fraud
schemes involving bankruptcy.
90 pp.
ISBN
1-56986-038-6
$15
Bankruptcy
Law Update (1998) Course
material from the 1998 FBA Convention
that provides a comparative analysis
of the consumer provisions in
H.R. 3150 as passed by the House
of Representatives and S.R. 3150
as passed by the Senate. 27 pp.
ISBN 1-56986-030-0
$15
An
International Human Rights Update:
Criminal Justice in Puerto Rico
(1997) This
CLE material from the 1997 FBA
Convention includes information
on liable federal death penalty
provisions, police accountability,
and prison conditions. 38 pp.
ISBN 1-56986- 040-8
$10
Equal
Justice Under Law - The Supreme
Court in American Life (1975)
A
four-color book, produced as a
public service by the National
Geographic Society for the Foundation
of the Federal Bar Association,
that contains pictures and text
explaining the history of the
Supreme Court and the power it
yields in American government.
Compliments of the Foundation
of the Federal Bar Association.
151 pp.
ISBN
1-56986-027-0
NC
1999 Federal Bar Association Annual
Convention Program Materials (1999)
Materials
from the continuing legal education
seminars held during the Federal
Bar Association’s 1999 Annual
Convention in an inclusive publication.
Seminars include: Constitution
Law/Bankruptcy Law issues and
Constitutional Law: End-of-the-Century
Wrap-up. Speaker biographies also
accompany the course materials.
420 pp. A full publication
entry with a complete listing
of seminars can be found in the
FBA Convention section
of this catalog.
ISBN
1-56986-144-7
$90
1999
Federal Bar Association Annual
Convention Supplemental Program
Materials (1999) Additional
materials from the following sessions:
Constitutional Law: End-of-the-Century
Wrap-up. 325 pp. A full publication
entry with a complete listing
of seminars can be found in the
FBA Convention section
of this catalog.
ISBN
1-56986-145-5
$35
These
Unalienable Rights, A Bill of
Rights Handbook (1995) Handbook
covering amendments one through
nine and the Fourteenth Amendment.
Also includes a section on the
Supreme Court and notes on juveniles.
198 pp.
ISBN
1-56986-041-6
$10
2000
Federal Bar Association Annual
Convention CLE Materials (2000)
Materials from the continuing
legal education seminars held
during the Federal Bar Association’s
2000 Annual Convention in an inclusive
publication. Seminars include:
Jury Selection; Judges, Juries
& Patent Cases: An Empirical
Look Inside the Black Box; Criminalization
of Civil Conduct: When to Call
the Criminal Law Specialist; Witness
Preparation: Zealous Representation
vs. Obstruction of Justice; Federalization
of Traditional States Causes of
Action and Crimes; Technology’s
Impact on Practice in the 21st
Century: Blessing or Curse; and
Making Sure They Get It – Using
Technology to Enhance Juror Comprehension
and Persuasion. 903 pp. A full
publication entry with a complete
listing of seminars can be found
in the FBA Convention
section of this catalog.
ISBN
1-56986-147-1
$65
1997
Appellate Military Judges Conference
(1997) Discusses
electronic technology to support
review, courtroom technology,
new evidence at the appellate
level, the right to a speedy trial,
and statute of limitations in
unaggravated rape of an adult
cases. The notebook also contains
speaker biographies and an Internet
access site list. 89 pp.
ISBN
1-56986-152-8
$15
Appellate
Argument and Views from the Bench
(1993) As
material from the 1993 FBA Convention,
this publication includes the
original brief of appellants in
the U.S. Court of Appeals for
the 5th Circuit case, Ann Marie
Lindsey & Linda York (plaintiffs)
v. Prive Corporation d/b/a Cabaret
Royale (defendants) on appeal
from the U.S. District Court for
the Northern District of Texas,
Dallas Division. 160 pp.
ISBN 1-56986-050-5
$15
Federal Civil Practice Seminar
(Annual) Designed for practitioners
in the Fifth Circuit and the Northern
District of Texas, this notebook
provides: an overview of federal
court procedures; an overview
of the district clerk’s office
local rules; depositions and production
of documents; interrogatories
and requests for admissions; motions
practice; summary judgments; sanctions;
federal evidence update; role
of the federal magistrate, mediation
and alternative dispute resolution;
post-trial motions and orders;
collection of judgments and appellate
practice. 340 pp.
ISBN 1-56986-246-X
FBA
Members $85
(member
discount does not apply)
Non-Members
$100
To order Federal Civil Practice
Seminar, send a check made payable
to “FBA Dallas Chapter,” to: Marc
Taubenfeld, McGuire Craddock Strother
& Hale, 3550 Lincoln Plaza,
500 North Akard, Dallas, TX 75201,
(214) 954-6800. Credit cards are
not accepted.
Federal Court Practice Handbook (1999)
This handbook contains information about the
practices and procedures of district judges, magistrate judges, and bankruptcy
judges of the U.S. District Court for the District of Oregon. Each judge has
responded to questions about subjects not covered by the Federal Rules or the
Oregon Local Rules. The handbook is intended to assist practitioners in avoiding
common mistakes that can prove embarrassing or perhaps even fatal to a case.
Also available, 1997, 1995 and 1993.
FBA Members $75
(member discount does not apply)
Non-Members $85
Both prices include the supplement.
Please visit www.vangelisti.com/fbaoregon.htm#handbook
for ordering information or contact Todd Hanchett at (503) 276-2103 with any
questions.
Federal
Practice and Procedure Seminar
(1996) Materials
from the 1996 FBA Convention.
Topics covered are: federal court;
pretrial strategy and case management;
discovery and FRCP 12 motions;
post-judgement procedures; brief
writing and oral argument; bankruptcy;
tips relating to the clerk’s office;
and ethics and professionalism
in federal court. 340 pp.
ISBN
1-56986-267-2
$50
Identification
Issues in the Courtroom (1997)
This
CLE material from the 1997 FBA
Convention addresses issues of
DNA evidence, repressed memory,
hypnosis and other methods, reliability,
and trustworthiness of identification
methods. 66 pp.
ISBN
1-56986-045-9
$10
2005 FBA Annual Convention CLE Materials (2005) Materials
from the continuing legal education seminars held during the Federal Bar Association's
2005 Annual Convention in an inclusive publication. Seminars include: Criminal
Law for Civil Lawyers and Civil Law for Criminal Lawyers; I Don’t Do Bankruptcy,
I Don’t Need to Know About the New Laws … Or Do I?; Corporate Crime
and Compliance: Does the Federal Government Expect Business Organizations to
Become Partners in Detecting and Preventing Misconduct?; Federal Litigation
… It’s All the Same, Or Is It? Litigating in Bankruptcy Court; Corporate
Cooperation in a Criminal Investigation and Waiver of Attorney Client Privilege;
Bankruptcy Law for Intellectual Property Lawyers and Intellectual Property Law
for Bankruptcy Lawyers; The Criminalization of Regulated Conduct and Handling
the Defense of a Criminal Investigation; Labor and Employment Issues in Bankruptcy
Law and Bankruptcy Issues in Labor and Employment Law; The Supreme Court Update
and Review: Booker and Beyond; (Ethics) Multi-jurisdictional Practice —
Avoiding the Pitfalls and Traps of Practice Across State Lines; (Ethics) Professional
Responsibility in Federal Court; (Ethics) Hot Topics in Bankruptcy Ethics. 221
pp.
ISBN 1-56986-340-7
$40
The Big (Not So) Easy: How Recent Litigation Trends Have
Affected the Handling of Federal Criminal Cases (2006) The Big (Not So)
Easy: How Recent Litigation Trends Have Affected the Handling of Federal Criminal
Cases included panels on the following: Recent Trends in Jury Selection; e-Federal
Criminal Practice: The Impact of New Document Management and Trial Presentation
Technology on Investigations and Prosecutions; 2005 Supreme Court Cases: Crawford,
Booker and Beyond; Corporate Death Penalty and Deferred Prosecutions; Corporal
Death Penalty 473 pp.
ISBN 1-56986-344-X
$130
The Big (Not So) Easy: How Recent Developments Have Transformed
the Handling of Federal Criminal Cases, From Internal Investigations through
Sentencing and Designation (2005) The second biennial CLE Conference and
National meeting of the Criminal Law Section had 4 panels covering: Preliminary
Considerations in Federal Criminal Practice; The Evolving Role of the Internal
Investigation; Navigating the Waters: How do you Talk to the Government in the
Current Enforcement Environment?; The Camp Cupcake Recipe: A Primer on Sentencing
Options and BOP Designations. 420 pp.
ISBN 1-56986-338-5
$130
2000 Federal Bar Association
Annual Convention CLE Materials (2000) Materials
from the continuing legal education seminars held during the Federal Bar Association’s
2000 Annual Convention in an inclusive publication. Seminars include: Criminalization
of Civil Conduct: When to Call the Criminal Law Specialist. 903 pp. A full
publication entry with a complete listing of seminars can be found in the FBA
Convention section of this catalog.
ISBN 1-56986-147-1
$65
1998
FAA Environmental Conference “Environmental
Risk: Working with Uncertainty”
(1998) Part
of the Science and Others Series,
this conference discussed risk
assessment, risk communication,
and demographic issues. Supplemental
materials are included along with
copies of the speakers’ presentations.
This program was co-sponsored
by the FBA’s Environment, Energy,
and Natural Resources and Transportation
Law Sections. 109 pp.
ISBN
1-56986-217-6
$10
1999 Federal Bar Association Annual
Convention Program Materials (1999)
Materials
from the continuing legal education
seminars held during the Federal
Bar Association’s 1999 Annual
Convention in an inclusive publication.
Seminars include: Protecting Property
Versus Protecting the Environment
– Must We Choose. Speaker biographies
also accompany the course materials.
420 pp. A full publication
entry with a complete listing
of seminars can be found in the
FBA Convention section
of this catalog.
ISBN
1-56986-144-7
$90
1999
Federal Bar Association Annual
Convention Supplemental Program
Materials (1999) Additional
materials from the following sessions:
Protecting Property Versus Protecting
the Environment. 325 pp. A
full publication entry with a
complete listing of seminars can
be found in the FBA Convention
section of this catalog.
ISBN
1-56986-145-5
$35
ADR in Environment, Natural Resources and
Land Use Disputes (2004) Co-sponsored by ADR Section, EENR Section and the
U.S. Institute for Environmental Conflict Resolution, with support from ABA
Section on Dispute Resolution, this seminar featured 4 panels covering: ADR
Use and Experiences in Environment, Land Use, and Natural Resources Cases; ADR
Resources: Finding Appropriate Environmental Mediators; ADR Case Assessment:
When Can a Dispute Benefit from ADR? When Should ADR be Considered?; Dealing
with the Press in Multi-party, Environmental Disputes: Challenges with Confidentiality.
202 pp.
ISBN 1-56986-339-3
$65
An Analysis of Federal Court Abstention
under Burford v. Sun Oil Company in the Context of State Regulation of
the Edwards Aquifer (1998) Environment
Law/Natural Resources CLE material from the 1998 FBA Convention by Phil Steven
Kosub. The material includes an introduction to regulation of the Edwards Aquifer;
analysis of federal court abstentions in deference to state regulatory proceedings
under Burford v. Sun Oil Company; state efforts to regulate the Edwards
Aquifer; renewed action by the Sierra Club; and a final analysis and commentary.
29 pp.
ISBN 1-56986-067-X
$25
The
Cleanup of Eastern Europe and
Russia (1996) Transcripts
from a May 22, 1996, luncheon
sponsored by the FBA’s EENR and
International Law Sections. Covers
environmental issues in Eastern
Europe and Russia such as privatization,
environmental liability, and issues
regarding the electricity industry.
66 pp.
ISBN
1-56986-277-X
$25
Conference
on Legislative Policy and Process
(1996) Conference
sponsored by the FBA and Environmental
Law Institute. Here, a group of
leading environmental policy makers
in government, the private sector,
and environmental groups come
together and discuss current policy
and process issues and how those
issues may effect the development
of environmental legislation.
171 pp.
ISBN
1-56986-301-6
$40
Developments
in Environmental Cleanup and Nuclear
Contamination Regulation (1998)
Materials
from a program sponsored by the
Cleveland Chapter and the Energy,
Environment, and Natural Resources
Section of the FBA. The program
covered radiation cleanup issues,
voluntary action program, rcra
corrective action, and cessation
of regulated operations. 311 pp.
ISBN
1-56986-065-3
$30
Electricity
Deregulation: Is There Life for
Restructuring After California?
(2001)This
forum sponsored by the Environment,
Energy, and Natural Resources
Section features panelists that
discuss why implementation of
electricity deregulation in New
England has been successful, what
key building blocks are necessary
to implement deregulation elsewhere
in light of California’s deregulation
experience, the federal government’s
role in California, and the outlook
for restructuring in the future.
Audio cassette
ISBN 1-56986-212-5
$5
Electronic Discovery: The
Challenges and Opportunities of
Electronic Evidence
(2001)Created
in conjunction with the Federal
Judicial Center and the Mecklenburg
County (N.C.) Bar, this book and
two-hour CLE presentation on DVD/VHS
are based on five hypotheticals
that illustrate issues encountered
in discovering electronic evidence.
The book includes introductory
material, cases, and newly created
articles, plus motions, sample
discovery, and briefs in print
and electronic versions for litigators
to tailor to their own needs.
Member discount
does not apply. Order
online at
www.meckbar.org or call the
MCB CLE Division at (704) 375-8624.
Textbook
Only
FBA members $49.95
Nonmembers $59.95
Textbook and 2-Hour CLE Course
on VHS
FBA members $69.95
Nonmembers $79.95
Textbook and 2-Hour CLE Course
on DVD
FBA members $69.95
Nonmembers $79.95
CLE Course Provider Guide
FBA members $8.95
Nonmembers $12.95
2-Hour CLE Course on VHS or DVD
Only
FBA members/nonmembers $29.95
Order online at
www.meckbar.org or call the
MCB CLE Division at (704) 375-8624.
Environmental Legislation 101
(1997) This
overview of the legislative process
focuses on environmental policy,
key role makers, key policy makers,
and understanding the experience
and insights. 167 pp.
ISBN
1-56986-302-4
$30
Environmental
Science for Attorneys (1997)
Involves
environmental attorneys understanding
environmental science behind the
law. Discusses risk assessment,
toxicology, and a case study of
hazardous cleanup. 110 pp.
ISBN
1-56986-303-2
$25
Fundamental Legal Principles Underlying
Superfund, RCRA, and Related Laws
(1996) Transcript
from FBA’s Environment, Energy,
and Natural Resources Section.
Topics include: concerning issues
in land contamination; RCRA sites;
Superfund sites; advancing technical
understanding of federal laws
for status to develop the capacity
to deal with these environmental
problems. 25 pp.
ISBN
1-56986-289-3
$20
Issues
in Urban Expansion, Problems in
Growth and Development (1997)
This
CLE material from the 1997 FBA
Convention deals with the competing
interests and/or commonalities
between growth and environmental
protection/conservation in Puerto
Rico. 152 pp.
ISBN
1-56986-304-0
$10
Judicial
Review of Agency Action: Recent
Trends in the Environmental Arena
(1996) Materials
from this CLE seminar from the
1996 FBA Convention discuss issues
pertaining to litigation brought
against government agencies such
as legislative “riders” and their
impact on legislation over timber
harvests of public lands, decommissioning
nuclear power plants, litigation
over the Endangered Species Act,
and specific court decisions where
judicial concepts of the APA have
been applied. 366 pp.
ISBN
1-56986-278-8
$50
NAFTA
and Its Environmental Impact (1996)
Transcripts
from an April 9, 1996, luncheon,
sponsored by the Environment,
Energy, and Natural Resources
Section of the FBA, that cover
topics on the effects of NAFTA
regarding the trade agreement
itself; NAFTA related agreements;
general developments associated
with NAFTA; the impact of NAFTA
on environmental regulation in
the U.S. and in other countries;
and the possible future of NAFTA
expansion. 58 pp.
ISBN
1-56986-276-1
$25
Working with Federal Agencies
Under the National Environmental
Policy Act
(2001)
This seminar,
sponsored by the Environment,
Energy, and Natural Resources
Section, features Dinah Bear,
General Counsel, White House Counsel
on Environmental Quality. Audio
cassette
ISBN 1-56986-213-3
$12
2005 FBA Annual Convention CLE Materials (2005) Materials
from the continuing legal education seminars held during the Federal Bar Association's
2005 Annual Convention in an inclusive publication. Seminars include: (Ethics)
Multi-jurisdictional Practice — Avoiding the Pitfalls and Traps of Practice
Across State Lines; (Ethics) Professional Responsibility in Federal Court; (Ethics)
Hot Topics in Bankruptcy Ethics. 221 pp. A
full publication entry with a complete listing of seminars can be found in the
FBA Convention section of this catalog.
ISBN 1-56986-340-7
$40
2000 Federal Bar Association
Annual Convention CLE Materials (2000) Materials
from the continuing legal education seminars held during the Federal Bar Association’s
2000 Annual Convention in an inclusive publication. Seminars include: The New
Ethics Rules: A Report on the Work of the ABA Ethics 2000 Commission. 903 pp.
A full publication entry with a complete listing of seminars can be found
in the FBA Convention section of this catalog.
ISBN 1-56986-147-1
$65
1999
Federal Bar Association Annual
Convention Supplemental Program
Materials (1999) Materials
also include the Inns of Court
Ethics Test. 325 pp. A full
publication entry with a complete
listing of seminars can be found
in the FBA Convention
section of this catalog.
ISBN
1-56986-145-5
$35
The Ballad of Halibut Klutz,
An Interactive Legal Ethics Epic
(1997) Material presented
at the 1997 FBA Convention. Covers
ethical dilemmas, rules interpretation,
and threats of malpractice as
a case is followed from inception
to conclusion. 114 pp.
ISBN
1-56986-137-4
$10
Ethical
Considerations in Federal Government
and Military Law (2000) This
continuing legal education seminar
discusses government ethics for
federal employees and professional
responsibility for attorneys through
presentation of problems and discussions.
77 pp.
ISBN
1-56986-268-0
$10
Hypothetically Speaking: Legal
Ethics for Federal Bar Practitioners
(1995) This
seminar helped lawyers review
the sources of ethical, personal,
and professional obligations in
a legal setting; to become more
familiar with basic ethical and
legal principles; and to more
effectively carry out professional
responsibilities concerning clients,
other lawyers, and judges. 137
pp.
ISBN
1-56986-138-2
$25
Model
Rules of Professional Conduct
for Federal Lawyers (1990)
These
guidelines, prepared by the FBA
Ethics Committee, are based upon
the ABA’s model rules, but specifically
address dilemmas and responsibilities
encountered by federal attorneys
and attorneys practicing in front
of a federal agency. Rules cover
subjects ranging from the client-attorney
relationship and the roles of
counselor and advocate, to transactions
with non-clients, public service,
and maintaining the integrity
of the profession. Additional
comment sections provide interpretive
guidance. Several federal agencies
have adopted these rules to govern
the conduct of their attorneys.
48 pp.
ISBN
1-56986-079-3
$15
Professional
Responsibility for Government
Attorneys (1994) Materials
address the special responsibilities
of a government lawyer, the potential
for conflicts, the duty to report
misconduct, contacts with government
employees and opposing counsel,
and jurisdiction of the district
government in ethics cases. 40
pp.
ISBN
1-56986-241-9
$15
Professional
Responsibility for Government
Attorneys, Ethics for Litigators
and Non-Litigators (1996)
Materials
from this seminar include Model
Rules of Professional Conduct
for Federal Lawyers (1990),
selected rules applicable to federal
attorneys, a bibliography relating
to ethics of government attorneys,
and an outline of remarks on professional
responsibility for government
lawyers. 66 pp.
ISBN
1-56986-270-2
$25
Professional Responsibility for
Government Attorneys: Who Is the
Client and What Are Your Responsibilities
to Your Client? (1995) Contains
a copy of the FBA’s Model Rules
of Professional Conduct, the
D.C. Rules of Professional
Conduct, selected bibliography,
and materials on the responsibilities
of clients to government litigators.
99 pp.
ISBN
1-56986-258-3
$30
Robert
D. Poling Symposium on Professional
Responsibility for Government
Attorneys (1998) An
ethics seminar sponsored by the
Capitol Hill Chapter. Discusses
the issue, Executive, Attorney-Client
and Work Product Privilege: Do
these claims apply to government
lawyers anymore? 60 pp.
ISBN
1-56986-024-6
$15
The
Robert Poling Symposium on Professional
Responsibilty for Government Attorneys
(1997) This
CLE material provides an overview
of the significant provisions
of the rules of professional responsibility
applicable to attorneys employed
by the federal government in both
litigation and non-litigation
roles. Focuses on who the client
is and the responsibilties of
the attorney to the client. 82
pp.
ISBN
1-56986-139-0
$15
Standards
for Civility in Professional Conduct
(1998) With introductory remarks
by Past President Robert Mueller,
announcing the FBA Executive Committee’s
adoption of Standards for Civility
in Professional Conduct as
official policy. These
standards were prepared under
the supervision of the FBA’s Professional
Ethics Committee, Glenn R. Lawrence,
chair. 10 pp.
ISBN
1-56986-023-8
$2 (member
discount and shipping costs do
not apply)
2006 FBA Annual Convention CLE Materials (2006) Distributed
at the Eighth Annual Washington, D.C., Indian Law Conference including materials
from the following sessions: D.C. Indian Law 101; Hot Issues Inside the Beltway:
Class II gaming, 1813 Rights of Way, and a Federal Court Update; Federal and
Tribal Law Answers to the Meth Epidemic; The Future of Tribal Land Claims; Challenging
the Status Quo: Legal Changes to Address the Meth Epidemic; Administrative Issues
Involving Trust Reform; Tribal Campaign Contributions: Are Reforms Necessary?
500 pp.
ISBN 1-56986-347-4
$40
2005 FBA Annual Convention CLE Materials (2005) Materials
from the continuing legal education seminars held during the Federal Bar Association's
2005 Annual Convention in an inclusive publication. Seminars include: Criminal
Law for Civil Lawyers and Civil Law for Criminal Lawyers; I Don’t Do Bankruptcy,
I Don’t Need to Know About the New Laws … Or Do I?; Corporate Crime
and Compliance: Does the Federal Government Expect Business Organizations to
Become Partners in Detecting and Preventing Misconduct?; Federal Litigation
… It’s All the Same, Or Is It? Litigating in Bankruptcy Court; Corporate
Cooperation in a Criminal Investigation and Waiver of Attorney Client Privilege;
Bankruptcy Law for Intellectual Property Lawyers and Intellectual Property Law
for Bankruptcy Lawyers; The Criminalization of Regulated Conduct and Handling
the Defense of a Criminal Investigation; Labor and Employment Issues in Bankruptcy
Law and Bankruptcy Issues in Labor and Employment Law; The Supreme Court Update
and Review: Booker and Beyond; (Ethics) Multi-jurisdictional Practice —
Avoiding the Pitfalls and Traps of Practice Across State Lines; (Ethics) Professional
Responsibility in Federal Court; (Ethics) Hot Topics in Bankruptcy Ethics. 221
pp.
ISBN 1-56986-340-7
$40
2004 FBA Annual Convention CLE Materials (2004) Materials
from the continuing legal education seminars held during the Federal Bar Association's
2004 Annual Convention in an inclusive publication. Seminars include: How Far
Should Affirmative Measures to Combat Terrorism go?; Effective Use of Technology
in the Modern Courtroom; Privacy and Confidentiality in the Courts; Freedom,
the Patriot Act, and the Practice of Law in the Era of Terrorism; The Innocence
Project; What It Says About the State of Criminal Justice in the United States;
Criminal Law Concerns for Civil Lawyers. 140 pp.
ISBN 1-56986-333-4
$40
2003 FBA Annual Convention CLE Materials (2003) Materials
from the continuing legal education seminars held during the Federal Bar Association's
2003 Annual Convention in an inclusive publication. Seminars include: The Civil
False Claims Act 2003; What Would Courts and Practitioners Like to See Done
Different? A Wish List; Homeland Security and Commercialization: Emerging Trends
and Strategies; Health Care Law; The Bill of Rights vs. The War on Terrorism;
Evidence in Action: You Be the Judge; Intellectual Property; Criminal Law Issues
and Concepts for the Civil Practitioner; The Ethics of Litigation; Ethics for
Public Employees; Securities Regulation; "Ready or Not, Here It Is"
- Electronic Case Filing; Rocket Docket; "Be Careful What You Ask For"
- A Practical Guide to Electronic Discovery in Civil Cases; Veterans Law; Export
Controls; Federal Labor and Employment Law in the Post 9-11 United States. 692
pp.
ISBN 1-56986-330-X
$40
2002 FBA Annual Convention CLE Materials (2002) Materials
from the continuing legal education seminars held during the Federal Bar Association's
2002 Annual Convention in an inclusive publication. Seminars include: Ethics
Program; The Basics of Handling A Criminal Appointment; The EEOC and DOL: Is
Anyone Listening?; Constitutional Issues After September 11; Veterans Law; Recent
Developments in Intellectual Property Law; When Time Does Not Heal … Unnecessary
Delays in Litigation; and Gunfight at the OK Corral (Tombstone Mock Trial).
263 pp.
ISBN 1-56986-296-6
$40
2001 FBA
Annual Convention CLE Materials (2001) Due
to the terrorist attacks of Sept. 11, 2001, the 2001 FBA Annual Meeting and
Convention scheduled to begin the following day in Tucson was cancelled. The
publication includes materials that would have been presented at the following
sessions: Sentencing Guidelines; Employment Litigation Techniques; Presentence
Reports and Sentencing; Advising Employers; Hot Border Issues; Appellate Litigation;
Collateral Consequences of Illegal Aliens Pleading Guilty; Civil Litigation;
Impeachment of Cooperating Defendants; Civil Litigation Tips; and the Tombstone
Mock Trial. 535 pp.
ISBN 1-56986-209-5
$40
2000 Federal Bar Association
Annual Convention CLE Materials
(2000) Materials from the
continuing legal education seminars
held during the Federal Bar Association’s
2000 Annual Convention in an inclusive
publication. Seminars include:
The New Ethics Rules: A Report
on the Work of the ABA “Ethics
2000” Commission; Jury Selection;
The International Deal: Special
Considerations in Contracts Where
the Parties are from Different
Countries; Judges, Juries &
Patent Cases: An Empirical Look
Inside the Black Box; Criminalization
of Civil Conduct: When to Call
the Criminal Law Specialist; Why
Does the Bankruptcy Code Say That;
Witness Preparation: Zealous Representation
vs. Obstruction of Justice; Cyber-Commerce
and the Law: New Issues; Employment
Law: Choice of State vs. Federal
Forum in Employment Litigation;
Federalization of Traditional
States Causes of Action and Crimes;
Franchise Law; Technology’s Impact
on Practice in the 21st Century:
Blessing or Curse; Making Sure
They Get It – Using Technology
to Enhance Juror Comprehension
and Persuasion; and The Entitization
of America – Evolution, Revolution
or a Tax Malpractice Minefield?
903 pp.
ISBN
1-56986-147-1
$65
1999
Federal Bar Association Annual
Convention Program Materials (1999)
Materials
from the continuing legal education
seminars held during the Federal
Bar Association’s 1999 Annual
Convention in an inclusive publication.
Seminars include: Protecting Property
Versus Protecting the Environment
– Must We Choose; Emerging Trends
in Labor & Employment Law;
Jurisdictional Issues Associated
with Water Law Cases and Contracting
with the U.S. Bureau of Reclamation
for Water; Tax Reform in the 21st
Century; Flat Tax and Other Proposals;
the Irony of the Unabomber Case:
Technology in the Courtroom; Is
your Case Retroactive? Judicial
Review of Immigration Laws; Drugs
and the State: Pharmaceutical
Pricing and the Law; Constitution
law/bankruptcy law issues; Chutes
and Ladders – Bankruptcy Traps
and Tricks; and Constitutional
Law: End-of-the-Century Wrap-up.
Speaker biographies also accompany
the course materials. 420 pp.
ISBN
1-56986-144-7
$90
1999
Federal Bar Association Annual
Convention Supplemental Program
Materials (1999) Additional
materials from the following sessions:
Is your Case Retroactive? Judicial
Review of Immigration Laws; Emerging
Trends in Labor & Employment
Law; Protecting Property Versus
Protecting the Environment – Must
We Choose; Constitutional Law:
End-of-the-Century Wrap-up;Jurisdictional
Issues Associated with Water Law
Cases and Contracting with the
U.S. Bureau of Reclamation for
Water; and Federal Law and the
Internet: Is Cyberspace a Different
Place? Materials also include
the Inns of Court Ethics Test.
325 pp.
ISBN
1-56986-145-5
$35
A Government/Corporate
Dialogue (2000) The
Corporate and Association Counsel’s
Division presented the Government/Corporate
Dialogue, which included the following
topics: merger/acquisition policy
update; handling potential violations
relating to classification and
valuation of imports; the EEOC’s
new sexual harassment guidelines;
the new multilateral trade negotiations
and how they may impact your company;
international traffic in arms
regulations and the need to obtain
licenses to export products regarded
as defense articles; guidelines
on reporting to the SEC when your
company faces U.S. government
administrative penalties; internal
corporate audits and voluntary
disclosure; and the private side
of ethics. 138 pp.
ISBN
1-56986-080-7
$40
2000
Federal Bar Association Annual
Convention CLE Materials (2000)
Materials
from the continuing legal education
seminars held during the Federal
Bar Association’s 2000 Annual
Convention in an inclusive publication.
Seminars include: The International
Deal: Special Considerations in
Contracts Where the Parties are
from Different Countries. 903
pp. A full publication entry
with a complete listing of seminars
can be found in the FBA
Convention section of this
catalog.
ISBN
1-56986-147-1
$65
1999
Federal Bar Association Annual
Convention Program Materials (1999)
Materials
from the continuing legal education
seminars held during the Federal
Bar Association’s 1999 Annual
Convention in an inclusive publication.
Seminars include: Jurisdictional
Issues Associated with Water Law
Cases and Contracting with the
U.S. Bureau of Reclamation for
Water. Speaker biographies also
accompany the course materials.
420 pp. A full publication
entry with a complete listing
of seminars can be found in the
FBA Convention section
of this catalog.
ISBN
1-56986-144-7
$90
1999
Federal Bar Association Annual
Convention Supplemental Program
Materials (1999) Additional
materials from the following sessions:
Jurisdictional Issues Associated
with Water Law Cases and Contracting
with the U.S. Bureau of Reclamation
for Water. 325 pp. A full publication
entry with a complete listing
of seminars can be found in the
FBA Convention section of this
catalog.
ISBN 1-56986-145-5
$35
Foreign
Nationals in Programs Involving
Controlled Technology or Classified
Information (2001)
Many technology
companies rely significantly on
foreign nationals, not only in
their foreign operations, but
in engineering and technical work
in the United States. This can
present special challenges and
risk for the unwary in complying
with legal requirements, such
as export controls and national
security requirements. Compliance
issues are particularly likely
to arise for government contractors,
but they are also a concern with
respect to many commercial technologies.
Exert panelists from the Department
of Defense, Department of Commerce,
and the Department of State share
their insights on this important
topic and respond to participants’
questions. VHS video
ISBN 1-56986-214-1
$15
New
Accessibility Rules: What Every
Government Contracts Lawyer Needs
to Know, The (2001)
This must
have primer is geared to a non-technology
audience and includes experts explaining
the ins and outs of Section 508
— the new rules for the government’s
use and purchase of technology.
The video also discusses the requirement
that gives individuals with disabilities
access to information and data comparable
to the use by those without disabilities.
VHS video
ISBN
1-56986-245-1
$15
Public
Key Infrastructure (PKI) and Federal
Contracting (1999)
Course
materials from a forum sponsored
by the Information Technology
Committee of the Government Contracts
Section of the FBA include papers
from the Department of Defense
and civilian agencies, and additional
links. 203 pp.
ISBN
1-56986-053-X
$10
Essentials
of Grant Law (1994) An essential
primer to grant law, these materials
include all relevant considerations
and definitions, dispute resolution,
text of the relevant statutes,
OMB circulars on the determination
of costs and audits applicable
to grants, and a bibliography
of sources. 334 pp.
ISBN
1-56986-252-4
$30
1999
Federal Bar Association Annual
Convention Program Materials (1999)
Materials
from the continuing legal education
seminars held during the FBA’s
1999 Annual Convention in an inclusive
publication. Seminars include
Drugs and the State: Pharmaceutical
Pricing and the Law. Speaker biographies
also accompany the course materials.
420 pp. A full publication
entry with a complete listing
of seminars can be found in the
FBA Convention section
of this catalog.
ISBN
1-56986-144-7
$90
Health
Care Fraud and Abuse (2000) Course
materials from the seminar sponsored
by the FBA’s Health Law Section
in San Antonio, Texas. Topics
covered: an overview of key issues;
qui tam litigation; a discussion
with a hospital compliance officer;
the defense bar perspective; and
ethics – an overview of Title
28 U.S.C. § 530B – the “McDade
Amendments.” 347 pp.
ISBN
1-56986-146-3
$30
Annual
Immigration Conference For the
Year 2001 (2001) Conference
materials include: Asylum and
Refugee Law and Procedure; Making
a Good Record on Appeal Before
the BIA; H & L Visa Processing;
O & P Visa Processing; Processing
of Commercial Visas Under NAFTA;
Developments in U.S. Citizenship
Law; and Ethics Review for the
Immigration Practitioner. 285
pp.
ISBN 1-56986-292-3
$30
Annual Immigration
Conference for the Year 2000 (2000)
Topics covered by conference speakers
include labor certification processing;
consular processing of immigrant
and non-immigrant visas; consular
practice in the United Kingdom,
Japan, China, India, Pakistan,
and Bangladesh; practice before
the Immigration Service in Arlington,
Va., and Baltimore, Md.; BIA procedures
and BIA and circuit court decisions;
current developments in immigration
law; employment discrimination
under the Immigration and Nationality
Act; and significant issues relating
to immigration ethics. 162 pp.
ISBN
1-56986-107-2
$27
Asylum
& Refugees Law: National &
International Perspectives (1999)
Course
materials cover the following
topics: U.S. asylum policy and
international human rights; asylum
applications: practical aspects;
evidentiary issues; recent jurisprudential
development of “particular social
group” prong; convention against
torture; refugee determination
process in the United Kingdom;
procedures involved in asylum
adjudications in New Zealand;
and asylum procedure in Belgium.
The course material also contains
speaker biographies. 297 pp.
ISBN
1-56986-028-9
$20
1999 Federal Bar Association Annual
Convention Program Materials (1999)
Materials
from the continuing legal education
seminars held during the Federal
Bar Association’s 1999 Annual
Convention in an inclusive publication.
Seminars include: Is your Case
Retroactive? Judicial Review of
Immigration Laws. Speaker biographies
also accompany the course materials.
420 pp. A full publication
entry with a complete listing
of seminars can be found in the
FBA Convention section
of this catalog.
ISBN
1-56986-144-7
$90
1999
Federal Bar Association Annual
Convention Supplemental Program
Materials (1999) Additional
materials from the following sessions:
Is your Case Retroactive? Judicial
Review of Immigration Laws. 325
pp. A full publication entry
with a complete listing of seminars
can be found in the FBA Convention
section of this catalog.
ISBN
1-56986-145-5
$35
Indian Law Conference, 31st (2006) This year's conference
entitled, "Active Sovereignty in the 21st Century" focused on The
Furture of Federal Indian Law in the Roberts Era; Class II Indian Gaming: Finding
the Right Slot for Bingo; Inter-Governmental Agreements: Excersing the Government-to-Government
Relationship; Interjecting Tribal Values Into Tribal Courts of General Jurisdiction;
Tribal-Federal Law Enforcement Strategies Against Meth Trafficking; Filling
in the Checkerboard; Tribal Enrollment and Disenrollment: (Ab) using Sovereignty?;
Hiding Behind Tribal Sovereignty Immunity: Good Insurance Defense of Exploitation
of Tribal Sovereignty? 543 pp.
ISBN 1-56986-343-1
$90
Indian Law Conference, 30th (2005) This year's conference
focused on Criminal Justice in Indian Country; Political Rights of Indigenous
People in the 21st Century; Taxes Levied by and on Tribes and Tribal People;
Legal Strategies for the Next 30 Years; Tuscarora Unbound; Water from West to
East; In the Wake of Scandal; Ethical Considerations for the Practice of Indian
Law; Economic Devilopment in Indian Country: Considering a Model Commercial
Code for Tribes; Tax Incidence and Value Added Under Colville; Congressional
and Tribal Approaches to Government-to-Government Relations; Revenue Sharing
Provisions in Gaming Complacts: An Illegal Tax or a Valuable Benefit; Native
Hawaiians— Defining Our Place; Alaskan Natives—Beyond the Tribal-State
Jurisdictional Fight; Indigenous Global Futures: The Place and Space of Maori;
and Updates—Litigation, Legislation, Regulation. 507 pp.
ISBN 1-56986-335-0
$90
Indian Law Conference, 29th (2004) This year's conference
focused on "The Role of Indian Tribes in Modern American Society,"
and included the following panels: Civil Rights in Indian Country; The Indian
ChildWelfare Act: Twenty-five Years Later; Educating the Next Generation of
Indian Leaders; Current and Future Issues in Indian Gaming; Criminal Jurisdiction
in Indian Country; Ethical Obligations Related to Mult-Jurisdictional Practice;
and Energy Development; Beyond Gas and Oil. 436 pp.
ISBN 1-56986-329-6
$90
Indian Law Conference, 28th (2003) This year's conference
centered on the federal-tribal trust relationship in the present policy era
of tribal self-determination and included the following panels: Origins &
Development of the Trust Responsibility: Paternalism or Protection?; Trusteeship
in the Era of Self-Determination: Current Contours of the Doctrine; Current
Trust Fund Litigation: Individual & Tribal Assets; Perspectives on Trust
Management Reform; Implementing the Self-Determination and Self-Governance Acts;
Protecting Tribal Trust Resources: A Focus on Water; Protecting Tribal Trust
Resources: A Focus on Land; and Ethical Duties of the Trustee.
ISBN 1-56986-299-0
$90
Indian Law Conference, 27th Annual (2002) Materials
include: The Status of Tribal Jurisdiction in Indian Country; Profile of a Sovereignty
Warrior: A Conversation with Frank LaMere; Prelude to Roundtable Discussion
on a Congressional Fix; Background for Roundtable Discussion on a Congressional
Fix; Ethical Considerations in Advising Tribal Clients; What Can Tribes Do to
Protect their Sovereignty and Jurisdiction; A Congressional Fax: Delegation
or Affirmation?; Alternatives to a Congressional Fix: Protecting Territorial
Sovereignty; Legislative, Administrative, and Litigation Updates, plus several
supplements. 390 pp.
ISBN 1-56986-220-6
$90
Indian
Law Conference, 26th Annual (2001)
Course materials
from the conference include a schedule
of events, speaker contact information,
and papers from the following sessions:
The New Tribalism Meets the New
Federalism; Defining the Federal
Trust Responsibility; Racial and
Political Classification of Indians;
The Status of Development of Tribal
Courts; Ethical Issues in Federal
Representation of Indian Tribes;
Cross-Jurisdictional Responses to
Domestic Violence in Native Communities;
Tribal and State Attorney General
Perspectives on the New Tribalism
and the New Federalism; and Administrative
and Litigation Updates. 466 pp.
ISBN 1-56986-157-9
$90
Indian
Law Conference, 25th Annual (2000)
Materials
from the 25th Annual Indian Law
Conference cover tribal sovereignty
in the 21st century; the future
of tribal law and programs; tribal
government reform: self-determination
and evolving tribal governments;
legal ethics: revolving conflicts
between tribes and individuals;
tribal governance over education;
management of Indian resources
and assets; opportunities for
reestablishing tribal territory;
and the future of tribal sovereignty.
Supplemental material is included,
which contains legislative, administrative
and litigation updates. 546 pp.
ISBN
1-56986-134-X
$90
Indian
Law Conference, 24th Annual (1999)
Conference
materials include a supplement
containing a bibliography of literature
related to the conference along
with an administrative, legislative
and litigation update. Topics
discussed: Supreme Court practice;
congressional and administrative
practice; tribal/state relations;
tribal institution building; tribal
TANF implementation; statutory
recognition of tribal courts;
tribal environmental practice;
sovereign immunity practice; potential
impact of international law; tribal
water rights; strategies for tribal
economic development; and conflicts
of interest among Indian law clients.
827 pp.
ISBN
1-56986-126-9
$90
Indian
Law Conference, 23rd Annual (1998)
Course
material includes the following
topics: public laws enacted in
the 105th Congress; fiscal year
1999; fiscal year 1998; gaming;
taxation; human and social services;
governance; lands and water; cultural
rights; environment; infrastructure
development; federal acknowledgment;
and other measures. 972 pp.
ISBN
1-56986-141-2
$75
Indian
Law Conference Supplemental Materials,
23rd Annual (1998)
Includes
supplement materials: juvenile
justice: foster care and child
welfare; ABA’s Native American
Women Lawyers and Law Students
Survey; Final Report of the ad
hoc Task Force on Tribal courts
of the Judicial Council of the
Ninth Circuit; and the Federal
Court Review of Tribal Court Activity.
142 pp.
ISBN
1-56986-142-0
$25
Indian
Law Conference, 22nd Annual (1997)
Conference
material covering Native American
women/ethics, Indian child welfare,
current issues in Indian gaming,
and legislation and litigation
updates. Also includes information
on energy, environment, and water
resources, and new developments
in tribal self-governance. Vol
1 and 2.
ISBN
1-56986-129-3
$100
Indian
Law Conference Supplemental Material,
22nd Annual (1997)
Supplemental
material from 22nd Annual Indian
Law Conference which includes
Tribal Court Litigation Update,
the North Dakota Rules of Court
– Rule 7.2 Recognition of Tribal
Court Orders of Judgements, Welfare
Reform 101, and a complete bibliography
of selected areas of federal Indian
law.
ISBN
1-56986-130-7
$25
Indian
Law Conference, 21st Annual (1996)
Contains
extensive materials on litigation
and legislation involving Native
Americans, environmental protection
of Indian lands, Indian legal
services, relationship of federal
laws to tribal governments, the
status of gaming in Indian country,
developments in tribal courts,
and arguments from the Coeur D’Alen
Tribal Court. 435 pp.
ISBN
1-56986-273-7
$65
Indian
Law Conference, 20th Annual (1995)
These
conference materials include a
case review and legislative update,
the Indian Self-Determination
Act amendments, intellectual and
cultural property rights of indigenous
people (including the Crazy Horse
case), allotment management and
water rights issues, a background
to the American Indian Religious
Freedom Act Amendments of 1995,
the application of federal employment
laws on the reservation, the role
of traditional dispute resolution
in indigenous justice systems
(with case studies on the Navaho
Nation, Pueblo communities, and
the Ho’oponopono process), the
ethics of disclosure by an attorney
to an Indian tribe, and a bibliography
of selected areas of Indian law.
520 pp.
ISBN
1-56986-261-3
$65
Indian
Law Conference Supplemental Material,
20th Annual (1995)
Topics
for this supplemental material
include: President signs Unfunded
Mandates Bill into law; House
passes Welfare Reform Bill; Senate
passes Line Item Veto Bill.
ISBN
1-56986-131-5
$25
Washington, D.C., Indian Law Conference, 8th Annual
(2006) Distributed at the Eighth Annual Washington, D.C., Indian Law
Conference including materials from the following sessions: D.C. Indian Law
101; Hot Issues Inside the Beltway: Class II gaming, 1813 Rights of Way, and
a Federal Court Update; Federal and Tribal Law Answers to the Meth Epidemic;
The Future of Tribal Land Claims; Challenging the Status Quo: Legal Changes
to Address the Meth Epidemic; Administrative Issues Involving Trust Reform;
Tribal Campaign Contributions: Are Reforms Necessary? 140 pp.
ISBN 1-56986-347-4
$85
Washington, D.C., Indian Law Conference, 7th Annual
(2005) Distributed at the Seventh Annual Washington, D.C., Indian Law
Conference including materials from the following sessions: Federal Indian Law
101; Financial Challenges in Indian Country: Alaska Native Financing, High Yield
Deals, and Sarbanes Oxley; Spicy: Who is an Indian?; Squabbles: Federal Court
Update; Strife: Modern Threats to Tribal Sovereignty; Scandals: Moving Forward
After Abramoff (Ethics). 156 pp.
ISBN 1-56986-341-5
$85
Washington, D.C., Indian Law Conference, 6th Annual
(2004) Distributed at the Sixth Annual Washington, D.C., Indian Law
Conference including materials from the following sessions: You Call This Justice?:
Federal Indian Law 101;Down and Dirty with the IRA: A Review of the Indian Reorganization
Act on It's 70th Birthday; Skeletons in the CLoset: Controversies Behind the
Smithsonian; The Feds Run Amuck: The Recent NLRB Decision; Lock 'Em Up: Taking
Back Criminal Jurisdiction; Ouch: When Your Representation Hurts the Community
(Ethics); Making Our Own Rules: Gay Marriage in Indian Country. pp.195
ISBN 1-56986-332-6
85.00
Washington, D.C., Indian Law Conference, 5th Annual (2003) Distributed
at the Fifth Annual Washington, D.C., Indian Law Conference including materials
from the following sessions: The Specter of Indian Power: Protecting the Indian
Vote; Trick or Treat: Financing Business Opportunities in Indian Country; Unmasking
the Real Issue: The Changing Face of Employment Law in Indian Country; Witches
Brew: Working Together with States on Environmental Enforcement. 227 pp.
ISBN 1-56986-327-X
85.00
Washington, D.C., Indian Law Conference, 4th Annual (2002)
Distributed at the Fourth Annual Washington, D.C., Indian Law Conference including
materials from the following sessions: Remembering History: Why Tribal Interests
are Losing in Federal Litigation and Strategy to Fix It; Tribal Infrastructure:
Establishing and Strengthening Tribal Codes and Courts; Trust Relations: Understanding
New Paths to Federal Recognition; Trust Land: Protecting Your Trust Application
from Collateral Attacks; Trial Alternatives: Settling Complex Disputes Between
Tribes, States and Local Governments; plus supplements. 637 pp.
ISBN 1-56986-295-8
$85
Washington,
D.C., Indian Law Conference, Third
Annual (2001) The Third
Annual Washington, D.C., Indian
Law Conference, entitled Government-to-Government:
It’s a Brave New World, included
the following discussions: On Capitol
Hill: Influencing Those with Influence;
Unsettling Settlements: Are Land
Claims Settlements Working for Indian
Country; Tribal Governance through
Intergovernmental Cooperation; and
Putting Energy into Indian Energy
Development. Sponsored by FBA Indian
Law Section, National Native American
Bar Association and Native American
Bar Association of Washington, D.C.
322 pp.
ISBN 1-56986-210-9
$40
Washington,
D.C., Indian Law Conference, Second
Annual (2000) The
daylong conference included topics:
presenting tribal issues before
federal agencies; race and American
Indians, Alaska native issues:
and strengthening sovereignty
and protecting natural resources.
302 pp.
ISBN
1-56986-149-8
$40
Washington, D.C. Indian Law Conference,
the Inaugural (1999) Course
materials from the Inaugural Washington,
D.C. Indian Law Conference cover
Indian economic development for
the new millennium, exercising
sovereignty, indigenous rights
in international law, and understanding
trust responsibility. 80 pp.
ISBN
1-56986-132-3
$25
Washington,
D.C. Indian Law Conference Supplements,
the Inaugural (1999)
Contains
supplement handouts from conference
panels: Indian economic development
for the new millennium, exercising
sovereignty, indigenous rights
in international law, and understanding
trust responsibility.
ISBN
1-56986-133-1
$10
1999
Federal Bar Association Annual
Convention Supplemental Program
Materials (1999) Additional
materials from the following sessions:
Federal Law and the Internet:
Is Cyberspace a Different Place?
325 pp. A full publication
entry with a complete listing
of seminars can be found in the
FBA Convention section
of this catalog.
ISBN
1-56986-145-5
$35
Article
2B: Commercial Lawyers Invade
the Land of Intellectual Property
(1998) This publication from
the 1998 FBA Convention begins
with an introduction and overview
of licensing, generally. It discusses
topics: why Article 2B, the scope
of Article 2B, Article 2B and
the mass-market morass; and forming
electronic contracts in an online
world. 101 pp.
ISBN
1-56986-025-4
$30
2000
Federal Bar Association Annual
Convention CLE Materials (2000)
Materials
from the continuing legal education
seminars held during the Federal
Bar Association’s 2000 Annual
Convention in an inclusive publication.
Seminars include: The International
Deal: Special Considerations in
Contracts Where the Parties are
from Different Countries. 903
pp. A full publication entry
with a complete listing of seminars
can be found in the FBA
Convention section of this
catalog.
ISBN
1-56986-147-1
$65
Labor and Employment Law Seminar (2005) The
Labor and Employment Law Seminar featured 7 sessions: EEOC Update and Administrative
Process; Discovery Issues in Employment Litigation; Sexual Harassment Workshops;
Fair Labor Standards Act; ADA and FMLA Leaves: Recent Developments; Retaliation
Claims, Recent Developments in ADEA and Constructive Discharge Claims, and Settlement
Under the Older Worker's Benefit Protection Act; Labor Law: Analysis of Weingarten
Rights in Both Union and Nonunion Settings. 205 pp.
ISBN 1-56986-337-7
$65
2000 Federal Bar Association Annual Convention CLE Materials
(2000) Materials from the continuing legal education seminars held during
the Federal Bar Association’s 2000 Annual Convention in an inclusive publication.
Seminars include: Employment Law: Choice of State vs. Federal Forum in Employment
Litigation. 903 pp. A full publication entry with a complete listing of seminars
can be found in the FBA Convention section of this catalog.
ISBN 1-56986-147-1
$65
1999
Federal Bar Association Annual
Convention Program Materials (1999)
Materials
from the continuing legal education
seminars held during the Federal
Bar Association’s 1999 Annual
Convention in an inclusive publication.
Seminars include: Emerging Trends
in Labor & Employment Law.
Speaker biographies also accompany
the course materials. 420 pp.
A full publication entry with
a complete listing of seminars
can be found in the FBA
Convention section of this
catalog.
ISBN
1-56986-144-7
$90
1999
Federal Bar Association Annual
Convention Supplemental Program
Materials (1999) Additional
materials from the following sessions:
Emerging Trends in Labor &
Employment Law. 325 pp. A full
publication entry with a complete
listing of seminars can be found
in the FBA Convention
section of this catalog.
ISBN
1-56986-145-5
$35
EEO
Briefing Conference, 19th Annual
(1997) Discusses
highlights of recent Supreme Court
decisions relevent to affirmative
action and equal employment opportunity.
Also includes a discussion of
congressional activity involving
the Congressional Accountability
Act, affirmative action, and corporate
citizenship beyond EEO compliance.
252 pp.
ISBN
1-56986-046-7
$50
EEO
Briefing Conference, 18th Annual
(1995) Focuses
on diversity, affirmative action,
and equal employment opportunity
litigation. These materials contain:
the ABA Model Rules; D.C.
Ethics Opinion 242; Maryland Rules
and Ethics Opinion; Virginia perspectives
on contacting parties; legal ethics
opinions; information on communication
with represented adverse parties;
Daubert v. Merrell-Dow Pharmaceuticals
Inc.; recent developments
of affirmative action programs;
satisfying EEO requirements; Adarand
Constructors Inc. v. Pena;
and information on avoiding conflicts
of interest in class action. 305
pp.
ISBN
1-56986-271-0
$50
Employment
Law (1996) These
materials from the 1996 FBA Convention
cover issues such as sexual harassment
investigations, trends in Title
VII and ADEA litigation, and new
issues regarding the Americans
with Disabilities Act. 97 pp.
ISBN
1-56986-272-9
$15
Federal
Affirmative Action Contracting
After Adarand v. Pena (1996)
Materials
form this CLE program cover current
federal affirmative action contracting
programs, the Adarand v. Pena
decision, state & local issues,
ethical issues, post-Adarand litigation,
policy issues for the future,
and views of the minority &
non-minority contracting community.
379 pp.
ISBN
1-56986-282-6
$50
Jobs for Jags: Transition to Civilian
Practice (2000) The
transition to civilian practice
is the focus of these materials
that include information on thinking
about retirement, career opportunities
as a civilian lawyer for the Navy,
the Governor’s Office of General
Counsel: Pennsylvania’s Law Firm,
practicing law for the Office
of Legal Advisor, U.S. Department
of State, and developing a strategic
plan. The booklet also contains
Justice Department organization
and employment points of contact,
nationwide U.S. attorney employment
contacts, and biographies of seminar
speakers. 140 pp.
ISBN
1-56986-148-X
$10
Post-Service
Employment Seminar, 3rd Annual
(1994) Materials
are aimed at attorneys retiring
from military service and seeking
new careers. Contains a bibliography,
breakdowns of various federal
agencies employing attorneys,
and how-to guides to networking,
interviewing, and finding a federal
job. Also lists an overview of
the army placement service. 183
pp.
ISBN
1-56986-247-8
$25
Alternative
Dispute Resolution in the Federal
Courts and Federal Agencies (1997)
A panel discussion including
a presentation of the various
programs now in place in the courts
of appeals, district courts, bankruptcy
courts, and magistrate courts;
ADR at the Department of Justice
and among the federal agencies;
and mediation advocacy: what works
and what doesn’t work. 56 pp.
ISBN
1-56986-150-1
$15
Alternative Dispute Resolution,
U.S. Department of Justice (1997)
This
publication includes the presidential
executive order on civil justice
reform, the attorney general’s
order promoting the broader appropriate
use of alternative dispute resolution
techniques, case selection criteria,
plus lists of federal ADR network
members and federal agency dispute
resolution specialists. 77 pp.
ISBN
1-56986-151-X
$25
Appellate
Practice (1994) Contains an
essay on the 12 commandments of
effective brief writing and samples
of “good and bad” briefs. 44 pp.
ISBN
1-56986-250-8.
$8
FBA
Litigation Conference, 2nd Annual
(1998) Conference
material discusses: Intuition
under attack: the limits of pre-emptory
challenges under “Batson” and
its progeny; Controlling the gate:
how to persuade federal judges
to do what you want with expert
testimony. 125 pp.
ISBN
1-56986-017-3
$50
Fourth
Circuit Leadership Conference
– Hearsay, Expert Witnesses (1995)
This
publication provides a complete
description of hearsay. Provides
the reader with applicable rules
and exceptions, advice on utilizing
expert witnesses, and a discussion
of lawyer-client ethics related
to representing government and
business organizations. 66 pp.
ISBN
1-56986-257-5
$20
National
Litigation 2001 Seminar in the
Big Easy (2001) Seminar
participants discussed the latest
issues in federal litigation including
discovery abuse focusing on problems
in discovery and providing a case
study-type approach. The U.S.
Magistrate Education Committee
of the Federal Judicial Center
worked with the Federal Bar Association
to produce “how best to prepare
your case and client for resolution
prior to trial” for attorneys.
The seminar also included the
Eighth Annual Rubin Symposium,
a lecture given in honor of a
former federal judge from New
Orleans, that focused on ethics
and professionalism in pre-trial
litigation, balancing client advocacy,
and civility. Sponsored by the
Federal Litigation Section and
co-sponsored by the New Orleans
chapter. 189 pp.
ISBN 1-56986-056-4
$25
Capital Punishment
in the Military (2002) Materials
from the one-day comprehensive
exploration of capital punishment
under the Uniform Code of Military
Justice. The program covers the
decision to proceed capital, pretrial
proceedings and motion practice,
vior dire, Texas v. Graham,
sentencing cases, appellate review,
capital litigation. 479 pp.
ISBN 1-56986-269-9
$25
Bench/Bar
Conference on Social Security
Disability Hearings (2000) Panelists
commented on a range of issues
including changes within the Office
of Hearings and Appeals, development
of the record, expeditious processing
of cases, the role and responsibilities
of ALJs and of claimant representatives,
Appeals Council review, weaknesses
and strengths in cases on appeal
to U.S. District court, and ethics
and professional responsibility.
The panel included: Hon. Charles
Boyer, chief administrative law
judge, Social Security Administration;
Andy Wakshul, executive director,
Appeals Council, Social Security
Administration; Hon. Larry Banks,
acting chief administrative law
judge, District of Columbia Office
of Hearings and Appeals; Eileen
Farmer, Office of General Counsel,
Social Security Administration;
and Hon. Kathleen A. McGraw, ALJ,
Atlanta North Office of Hearings
and Appeals. 58 pp.
ISBN
1-56986-032-7
$10
Saving
Social Security and the Trust
Fund and a Bench and Bar Segment
Devoted to Social Security Practice
(1998) During
this conference representatives
from Congress, members of the
president’s advisory council on
Social Security and the Social
Security Administration discussed
the solutions for saving Social
Security. Materials also focus
on the redesign of the Social
Security disability adjudication
process. 105 pp.
ISBN
1-56986-018-1
$20
Symposium
on Law and OuterSpace, 4th Annual
(1992) Materials
cover: the INTELSAT experience;
litigating commercial space issues;
a Geostar case study on satellite
business planning; a primer on
orbital debris; and obtaining
a license from the FCC to construct,
launch, and operate a communications
satellite system. 65 pp.
ISBN
1-56986-228-1
$15
2000
Federal Bar Association Annual
Convention CLE Materials (2000)
Materials
from the continuing legal education
seminars held during the Federal
Bar Association’s 2000 Annual
Convention in an inclusive publication.
Seminars include: The Entitization
of America: Evolution, Revolution
or a Tax Malpractice Minefield?
903 pp. A full publication
entry with a complete listing
of seminars can be found in the
FBA Convention section
of this catalog.
ISBN
1-56986-147-1
$65
1999
Federal Bar Association Annual
Convention Program Materials (1999)
Materials
from the continuing legal education
seminars held during the Federal
Bar Association’s 1999 Annual
Convention in an inclusive publication.
Seminars include: Tax Reform in
the 21st Century; Flat Tax and
Other Proposals. Speaker biographies
also accompany the course materials.
420 pp. A full publication
entry with a complete listing
of seminars can be found in the
FBA Convention section
of this catalog.
ISBN
1-56986-144-7
$90
Contingent
Payments and Contingent Liabilities
in Taxable Acquisition Transactions
(1996) Materials
presented at the FBA’s Annual
Tax Law Conference on March 6,
1996. 19 pp.
ISBN
1-56986-157-7
$10
Corporate Tax Shelters and the
IRS Large and Mid-Sized Business
Division (2000) Highlights
from a luncheon sponsored by the
FBA’s Section of Taxation featuring
Larry R. Langdon, commissioner,
Large and Mid-Sized Business Division,
Internal Revenue Service; and
Deborah Nolan, deputy commissioner,
Large and Mid-Sized Business Division,
Internal Revenue Service. 23 pp.
ISBN
1-56986-031-9
$5
Employee
or Independent Contractor? (1996)
These
materials, originally for IRS
participants in a February 1996
training workshop, review criteria
for worker classification, emphasizing
the impact of changes in the economy
and the law on these issues. 47
pp.
ISBN
1-56986-286-9
$15
Insurance Tax Seminar, 18th Annual (2006) The
Federal Bar Association in conjunction with the Office of Chief Counsel Internal
Revenue Service presented the 18th Annual Insurance Tax Seminar that included
the following sessions: Tax Legislation Impacting Insurance Industry; Changes
in Statutory Reserves for Life Insurance Products; Impact on Company Tax Reserves;
CAT Risk Management: Tax Related Issues; Insurance Branch Update; Transfer Pricing
Issues Affecting Insurance; Financial Instruments: Developments on Hedges, Straddles,
Derivatives; Primer on Taxation of Life Insurance and Annuity Policies; The
Transparency of Compliance Risk: Schedule M-3 and the Insurance Company; Life
Insurance and Annuity Product Developments; Financial Accounting for Insurance
Companies; Impact on Tax Accounting of FASB and IASB Projects; Section 338/1060
Insurance Regs and Corporate Tax Developments; Life and Health Company Audit,
Appeals and Litigation Issues; Tax Treatment for Captives and Finite Risk Reinsurance;
Deferred Compensation — IRC § 409A Regulations; P&C Company Audit,
Appeals and Litigation Issues; Customized Insurance Products; Health Savings
Accounts — What’s Available Now and What’s on the Horizon.
483 pp.
ISBN 1-56986-345-8
$65
Insurance Tax Seminar, 17th Annual (2005) The
Federal Bar Association in conjunction with the Office of Chief Counsel Internal
Revenue Service presented the 17th Annual Insurance Tax Seminar that included
the following sessions: Tax Reform Alternatives; Insurance Reserves and Actuarial
Issues; IRS Auditing Software; Nonqualified Deferred Compensation Changes and
New Guidance; Life, Annuity and Long Term Care Products; P&C Company Audit,
Appeals & Litigation Issues; Hedges, Straddles, Derivatives and Other Financial
Instruments; Treaties and Foreign Tax Credit Developments; Insurance Branch
Update on Current Projects and Issues; Form M-3 Reporting for Insurance Holding
Compnaies and Insurers; Life & Health Audit, Appeals and Litigation Issues;
Accuracy-Related and Tax Shelter Penalties-Overview and Fundamentals; New Flexibility
in Corporate Reorganizations: Primer on Moving Assets and Stock Around Acquiring
Group; Corporate Tax Devlopments Including 338/1060 Regs if Issued; Accuracy-Related
and Tax Shelter Penalties-Current Developments and Examples; Information Reporting
and Withholding on Insurance Products and Companies. 305 pp.
ISBN 1-56986-336-9
$65
Insurance Tax Seminar, 16th Annual (2004) The
Federal Bar Association in conjunction with the Office of Chief Counsel Internal
Revenue Service presented the 16th Annual Insurance Tax Seminar that included
the following sessions: Tax Shelters: Privilege, Summons, Regulations and Legislation—the
"Big" Picture"; Tax Litigation, Practice and Procedure: A Panel
Discussion Between Judges, Government Litigatiors and Private Practitioners
on Tactics, Ethics and Strategies in Litigating a Complex Tax Case; Financial
and Insurance Tax Shelters: Emerging Issues; § 501(m) Regs: Definition
of Insurance and Commercial Insurance; P&C Company Audit, Appeals &
Litigation Issues; Life and P&C Actuarial Programs: Reserves and Reserves
Software; Separate Accounts; Primer on SEC Requirements for Securities and Tax
Issues; Legislative Issues Impacting Insurance Industry and Products; Capitalization
of Intangible Expenses: Final Regs and Indopco Issues; Life Insurance
Product Developments; Life & Health Audit, Appeals & Litigation Issues;
Corporate Transactions: Current Corporate Tax Developments; I.R.C. §§
338/1060 Regs. pp. 209
ISBN 1-56986-331-8
$65
Insurance Tax Seminar, 15th Annual (2003) The Federal Bar Association
in conjunction with the Office of Chief Counsel Internal Revenue Service presented
the 15th Annual Insurance Tax Seminar that included the following sessions:
Life Reinsurance Tax Rules — Primer; Notice 2002-70 (PORCS) And Insurance-Related
Tax Shelters; INDOPCO: Capitalization & Amortization Regulations; §§
338, 1060 and § 197 Regulations for Insurance Companies; IRS Initiatives
and Regulations on Tax Shelters; Foreign Tax Developments for Insurance
Companies; Executive Deferred Compensation; Background on Consolidated Return
Stock Losses; Rite Aid and Regulatory Authority Under § 1502; 2001
CSO Project; P&C Insurance Company Audit, Appeals and Litigation Issues;
Consolidated Returns — Post Rite Aid Stock Losses; Insurance Product
Developments; Life Insurance Company Audit, Appeals and Litigation Issues; Developments
in Financial Products; and Captives; Association and Cell Captives. A searchable
CD is also available including the complete printed course materials.
ISBN 1-56986-326-1
$65
Insurance Tax Seminar, 14th Annual (2002) Co-sponsored
by the Office of Chief Counsel, IRS, this two-day conference included the following
sessions: Legislation Impacting Insurance Industry Post-9/11/01; Life Audit,
Appeals, and Litigation Issues; Developments in Taxation of Life Products and
Separate Accounts; Recent Changes for Qualified Plans, Employee Benefits, and
Worker Classification Issues; Significant Economic Substance and Other Litigated
Cases; Settlement Programs and Other Early Dispute Resolution Programs; Executive
Compensation and Split Dollar: Basic Program; Use of LLC's in Corporate Tax
Planning Primer; Current Issues on Split Dollar and Executive Compensation;
Impact of IRS Restructuring on Audit Examinations; Current Corporate Tax Issues,
and I.R.C. § 338 Elections for Insurers; Information Reporting and Withholding
Developments; P&C and Health, Audit, Appeals, and Litigation Issues; Developments
in Financial Products; Acquisitions of Foreign Insurance Companies and Active
Financing Exception; and a Q & A session with Insurance Branch and Treasury
officials on National Office and Treasury Issues. 394 pp. and includes supplements
and a CD
ISBN 1-56986-298-2
$65
Insurance
Tax Seminar, 13th Annual (2001)
Co-sponsored
by the Office of Chief Counsel,
IRS, this two-day conference included
the following sessions: IRS Restructuring
Impact on Insurance Industry; Tax
Accounting Issues in Acquisitions:
Compensation, Contingent Liabilities,
and Indopco Issues; Foreign Tax
Developments: Sections 367 and 1441
Regulations; Primer on Life/Nonlife
Consolidated Return Rules; P&C
and Health, Audit, Appeals, and
Litigation Issues; Ethics Issues
in Tax Practice; Proposed Changes
to Circular 230; Primer on Insurance
Product Exchanges, Distributions,
and Qualified and Unqualified Plan
Products; Section 338 Elections
for Insurance Companies; Current
Developments in Corporate Tax Shelters;
Insurance Product Issues: Current
Developments, MEC Correction Procedure;
Life Audit, Appeals, and Litigation
Issues: COLI Cases; Primer on Joint
Ventures; Corporate, Partnership,
and LLC Issues; Developments in
Captives and Cell Companies; Joint
Ventures and Acquisitions: Current
Corporate, Partnership, and LLC
Issues; Developments in Financial
Products; Current IRS Examination
and Counsel Approaches to Insurance
Companies; Impact of IRS Restructuring;
and a Q & A session with Insurance
Branch and Treasury officials on
National Office, Treasury, and Controversy
Issues. Book and CD-ROM, 677 pp.
ISBN 1-56986-211-7
$65
Insurance
Tax Seminar, 12th Annual (2000)
This
two-day conference, sponsored
by the FBA and the Office of Chief
Counsel, Internal Revenue Service,
included the following sessions:
Impact of Financial Services Reform
on the Insurance Industry; Life
Insurers, Audit, Appeals and Litigation
Issues; Primer on Corporate Reorganization
Tax Issues; Foreign Tax Issues
for Insurers; Corporate Acquisitions
Involving Insurers and Noninsurers;
Insurance Tax Accounting; Primer
on Taxation of Variable Products/Separate
Accounts; Economic Substance Cases
Update; Primer on Reinsurance;
Ethics Issues in Tax Practice;
Property and Casualty Insurers:
Audit, Appeals and Litigation
Issues; Insurance Product Issues;
and Current Issues in Financial
Products. 419 pp.
ISBN
1-56986-237-0
$65
Insurance
Tax Seminar, 11th Annual (1999)
The
seminar papers detail a dialogue
with government personnel on property-casualty
and life insurance tax issues.
Materials from all nine sessions
and concurrent panels are included.
Some topics discussed: national
office and treasury view of company
tax issues; developments in taxation
of insurance and annuity products;
insurance company hedges and other
financial product issues; developing
issues in foreign tax; consolidated
return issues in insurance groups;
P&C audit, appeals and litigation
issues; and securization and other
alternatives for insurance/reinsurance.
Request the table of contents
to view the entire listing of
topics. 412 pp.
ISBN
1-56986-203-6
$65
Insurance
Tax Seminar Supplemental Materials,
11th Annual (1999)
Supplemental
materials from the conference
include handouts on taxation of
hedging transactions; insurance
securitization using special purpose
companies; federal income and
excise tax considerations; and
§ 197 issues and INDOPCO. 22 pp.
ISBN
1-56986-204-4
$10
Selected
Topics Involving Tax-Free Reorganization
(1996) Topics
discussed in this publication:
multi-step reorganization; issues
involving control and continuity
of interest; boot in reorganization;
basis issues in triangular reorganizations;
downstream mergers and group inversions
after general utilities; § 351
as an alternative to
§ 368; issues specific to “D”
reorganizations; the “substantially
all” requirement; and the reorganizations
within a consolidated group. 124
pp.
ISBN
1-56986-200-1
$15
Tax Law Conference, 30th (2006) The 30th Annual Tax
Law Conference convened in Washington, D.C. and included the following concurrent
symposia: FAS 109: Recent Developments in Presenting Taxes in Public Financial
Statements and Related Footnotes and SEC Filings; Benefits & Employment
Taxes; Financial Products; International Tax; Tax Practice and Procedure; Domestic
Corporate Tax; Partnerships and Passthroughs; Tax Accounting; and Ethics. 703
pp.
ISBN 1-56986-342-3
$130
Tax Law Conference, 29th (2005) The 29th Annual Tax
Law Conference convened in Washington, D.C. and included the following concurrent
symposia: Domestic Corporate Tax; Exective Compensation and Employee Benefits
Issue; International Tax; Tax Practice and Procedure; Emerging Financial Product
Issues; Tax Accounting Methods; and Tax Practice and Procedure. 510 pp.
ISBN 1-56986-334-2
$130
Tax Law Conference, 28th (2004) The 28th Annual Tax
Law Conference convened in Washington, D.C. and included the following concurrent
symposia: Domestic Corporate Tax; Executive Compensation and Employee Benefits
Issues; International Tax; Taxation of Passthrough Entities; Tax Practice and
Procedure. The conference also included a legislative update and ethics session.
ISBN 1-56986-328-8
$130
Tax Law Conference, 27th (2003) The 27th Annual Tax
Law Conference convened in Washington, D.C., and included the following concurrent
symposia: Domestic Corporate — Consolidated Returns; Employee Benefits
and Exempt Organization Issues; Passthroughs; International; Tax Practice and
Procedure; Accounting Practice. The conference also include a legislative update,
ethics session, and hot topic panel.
ISBN 1-56986-325-3
$130
Tax Law Conference, 26th Annual (2002) Publication includes
materials from the following sessions: Passthroughs Symposium; International
Symposium; and Accounting Practice Symposium. 232 pp.
ISBN 1-56986-219-2
$130
Tax
Law Conference, 25th Annual (2001)
Materials
include handouts from the following
sessions: The Legal Framework: Retirement
Plan Distribution Options; Current
Developments in Partnership Taxation;
An Overview of the Latest in Employee
Benefits; Corporate Tax Shelter
Controversies; Current Developments
in Tax Accounting; Taxpayer Rights:
Current Status and Development;
and Access to Information: Then
and Now. 360 pp.
ISBN 1-56986-156-0
$130
Tax Law Conference, 24th Annual
(2000) Conference
materials include papers submitted
or prepared by speakers that cover:
Current Ethical Issues; 401K Plan
Design Issues; Recent Developments
in Taxable Transactions; Recent
Developments in Tax-Free Transactions;
Recent REIT Developments; Tax
Accounting Developments: Legislative,
Regulatory, and Judicial; and
Developments and Trends in Tax
Court Litigation. 811 pp.
ISBN
1-56986-205-2
$130
Tax
Law Conference Supplemental Materials,
24th Annual (2000)
Materials
include supplements distributed
during the Tax Law Conference
covering: recent developments
related to pass-through entities;
recent developments in tax-free
transactions; recent developments
in taxable transactions; recent
developments in consolidated returns;
corporate tax shelter disclosure
proposals; update on foreign sales
corporations; traps for the unwary
and solutions for the astute.
139 pp.
ISBN
1-56986-230-3
$130
Tax
Law Conference, 23rd Annual (1999)
Conference
materials detail the following
topics: recent developments in
consolidated returns including
SRLY and loss apportionment regulations;
planning for executive compensation;
analysis of administration’s proposals
on partnership taxation; recent
developments in taxable transactions,
§ 338(h)(10), and the new continuity
of interest and continuity of
business enterprise regulations;
intermediate sanctions regulations;
qualified subchapter S subsidiaries,
recent developments in tax-free
transactions, what’s hot at the
IRS, current ethical issues in
federal taxation; traps for the
unwary and solutions for the astute;
topical capitalization issues,
including acquisition-related
costs; appellate tax litigation;
change in method of accounting
developments, including new involuntary
change procedures; alternative
dispute resolution; collection
due process; and corporate tax
shelter provisions from the president’s
FY2000 budget. 786 pp.
ISBN
1-56986-201-X
$115
Tax
Law Conference, Supplemental Material
23rd Annual (1999)
Supplemental
materials from the conference
include: use of limited liability
companies in corporate transactions;
recent developments in consolidated
returns; qualified subchapter
S subsidiaries: some current issues;
Section 1060 asset acquisitions
and § 338(h)(10); and comparison
among 1997 law, 1998 law and Prior
Proposed Versions of the Subpart
F Active Financing Income Exemption.
152 pp.
ISBN
1-56986-202-8
$25
Tax
Restructuring: Select Technical
and Policy Issues (1996)
Supplementary
materials from the 20th Annual
Tax Law Conference covering a
variety of issues on alternative
tax-reform proposals, international
issues in tax reform, and the
Kemp Commission Report on Tax
Reform. 25 pp.
ISBN
1-56986-285-0
$10
Tax
Treatment of Uncollectible Reinsurance
(1996) Discusses
the developing issue facing the
property and casualty insurance
industry relating to the treatment
for federal income tax purposes
of uncollectible reinsurance.
51 pp.
ISBN
1-56986-197-8
$10
2000
Federal Bar Association Annual
Convention CLE Materials Materials
from the continuing legal education
seminars held during the Federal
Bar Association’s 2000 Annual
Convention in an inclusive publication.
Seminars include: Judges, Juries
& Patent Cases: An Empirical
Look Inside the Black Box; Cyber-Commerce
and the Law: New Issues; Technology’s
Impact on Practice in the 21st
Century: Blessing or Curse; Making
Sure They Get It: Using Technology
to Enhance Juror Comprehension
and Persuasion. 903 pp. A full
publication entry with a complete
listing of seminars can be found
in the FBA Convention
section of this catalog.
ISBN
1-56986-147-1